Octane Remix

Michishige is my waifu, and so is Ludwig and Akash. Idk how i did it, but i manage to drive into every single stationary sawblade, yet when there was a 100,000,000 Lazers, i never get hit. But honestly here is a good review for the game. Music / 10 i give it a solid 7, its never annoying or distracting like some other racing games i have played before (cough cough need for speed for the ps2) One of the songs gave me jetpack joyride vibes, and since i used to nerd that game, it was a pleasant suprise. Gameplay / 10 i would stick with the solid 7. It has its quirks here and there (especially with falling off the map) but there is nothing but good gameplay elements, it works and is fun, it gives me heartattacks when i try dodging 100 flying objects at the same time. I enjoy it Skill / 10 8, Hard to Master yet easy to get into. I was thrown into the game, understood what i needed to do and then proceeded to die twice, then i figured out what i did wrong an survived for 30min, before exploding into bits, Did i ♥♥♥♥ up a lot of driving? yes!, did i drive way to fast? YES, Did i enjoy learning when to drive fast and when to slow down? Yes, Can i drift? y...yes? honestly i drove through a lot of things, because i was invinisble. (<3 Akash) Visual Design / 10 8, there were some smaller elements here and there that left me confused or that i wished i had, like a camera backwards so i can see the firewall. But i never get lost, everything is shiny and bright but the important stuff still sticks out enough i can make decisions in good time. Overall. 7.5 / 10

I had a good time getting all the achievements :)

(I know the devs.) This is a stylish and pleasing racing game. The game feels cohesive in its visuals, its sound design and its overall game feel. It has a very clear vision and it shows. It's a fast, flashy neon racing game and it's felt throughout. While the game is fun, it isn't quite as difficult nor punishing as the description had lead me to believe. To me it's not a game that requires much intense focus most of the time, but rather a game that'll allow you zone out in its atmosphere. I played a lot of it while talking to a friend. It's not necessarily a criticism as I still enjoyed playing; it depends on what you're looking for. Note that this review is written before the upcoming release of the level editor, which may allow you to better tailor the difficulty to your preference. The core game plays and feels great and the different cars feel meaningfully distinct and quite balanced. Some upgrades are definitely felt more than others, my main example being that sideways dash which I'd choose over just about anything else. A few overarching things beyond the core game do lack explanation and there are a few rough edges which do make themselves apparent on occasion. That said, I value the core gameplay above all, and this game gets the feel just right. This game is a few adjustments away from a cool, streamlined experience and I'm hopeful we'll see those last few hiccups ironed out in the near future. Vroom vroom! PS. I award bonus points for the very detailed and responsive controller rumble

A solid rouge-like racing game, would recommend playing with a gamepad. It has a bit of a nice retro vibe to it too.

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/233610/Distance/]Distance[/url] but its a rogue-like The game's alright but there's a few thing that bother me a bit: The handling's a bit weird to me. The more you play the more of the same generation you'll see and it'll start to get a bit boring (which is a huge issue in rogue-like games)... No credit nor reward when you complete a full run... I wish there was more to it but you've seen everything the game has to offers after one run...